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Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) is a life-saving surgical procedure used to redirect blood flow around blocked or narrowed coronary arteries to restore adequate oxygen supply to the heart muscle.

Coronary artery disease is primarily caused by atherosclerosis, a gradual buildup of plaque that leads to reduced blood flow and ischemia. When coronary arteries are severely obstructed, the heart becomes compromised, resulting in symptoms such as angina, fatigue, and shortness of breath, and in severe cases, myocardial infarction. CABG remains the gold-standard treatment in patients with multi-vessel coronary artery disease, left main coronary artery stenosis, diabetes mellitus with complex lesions, or cases where angioplasty has failed or is not suitable.

During CABG, surgeons harvest blood vessels—commonly the saphenous vein from the leg, radial artery from the arm, or internal mammary artery from the chest—and graft them to bypass blocked segments of coronary arteries. The left internal mammary artery is considered…

Introduction: Bridging Innovation and Daily Life

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Smart Homes: Redefining Comfort and Efficiency

The rise of smart homes has brought convenience to a whole new level. With IoT-enabled devices, homeowners can control lighting, temperature, and security systems from a single device. Voice-activated assistants are now common, helping manage daily tasks and improve accessibility. Beyond convenience, smart home technology also contributes to energy conservation. Smart thermostats and intelligent energy management systems reduce electricity usage…

I am so glad to make a comment on this reflection.  First, I congratulate you for your franckfulness, after reading the reflection, I was exalted with joy seeing that it had  been written by a High School student. Do you know that it is the Holy Spirit only Who guides you to write such a beautiful text.  You clearly show the way children of your age think, but you have already overcome all their doubts.  In your reflection, you already feel the action of the Holy Spirit in you by feeling His presence in you and you manifest it by singing and more.  God bless you.  I wish you success in your studies, in your life and all the best. 

The reflection on Hannah, mother of Samuel, is so powerful.  It brings confidence to those who are asking and are persistent in their petitions.  We don’t notice any jealousy in Hannah, seeing that she cannot be a mother, and God fully rewarded her.  Trust the Lord and know that His plan is not ours.  He has a reason for everything. Thanks for this beautiful reflection

Thank you Kevin for this beautiful reflection on Women of the Bible. Whenever I see a man taking time to write something on women, it warms my heart. Thank you for opening our eyes on the role of women in the Bible Like you mentioned, most of the women are unnamed are only known as their relation to a man such as daughter or, sister of, wife of mother of and so on.... I will quote on sentence from your reflection "As the woman came from man, man also comes from woman, but everyone comes from God."

May we never forget that in our interaction with others. We are both equally created by God for different functions. Man and woman complete each other, not compete against each other.

Have a blessed day everyone.

I took this expression from the reflection of today, as I like it.  Yes, John the Baptist spoke loudly, cried out in the desert.  He cried out for repentance; he invited everyone to conversion, which is the Truth.   Herodias, one of the worst women in the bible, the principal actor in John's death, instead of conversion, chose condemnation by her choices.  Evil is still in the world, and we can prevent it and save the world with prayer.    Thank you, sister, for this reflection that can help us do our best to be a model of a woman and not Herodias.